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They are relentless. They call a couple of times a week even though I told them we are not interested. The guy was very pushy and rude. Kept insisting he wants to come in and do a presentation (I told him no point, we are not going to use you services. The owner of our company is not interested) and he kept throwing dates and times at me, ignoring anything I said. I never answer and they never leave a message. Blocking them today.

Called twice in a row within seconds  to my  business number I use for garbage calls.
No message = delete:-)

Paylocity? At least be honest and tell me it's a sales call.

Number calling every now and then. Never a message = garbage.

Paylocity.

They called 4 times within 3 minutes. They'll never get through.

I block one number - they use another.  Tell them not interested, they still call.  I don't understand the logic.  Harassment - it's not the way I do business.

this company is annoying, obnoxious calls ask for one person gets thrown in voicemail and calls back immediately and asked for another person "while trying to be nice", because obviously she is being rude calling back. When I say that person is not in, she goes okay then I'll just email them then.There's a effing reason that their put in voicemail because their PESTS and can't take no for an answer!

Paylocity found my company on Linked in and has been sending messages to our President, Accountant and me.  He messaged me and said he was going to come to my company with information.  He showed up at our office unannounced and gave handwritten notes that were barely legible.  I get calls multiple times every day and just let them go to voice mail.

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I blocked the number but see that they still call 3-5 times per week.

We currently use a different payroll company that we are more than satisfied with. I've received more calls than I can count from Paylocity trying to sell their product. Every.Single.Time. I tell them we are not interested in switching. And they still call. So I've stopped answering. Then they decided that since I won't answer for "Paylocity", Joshua would start saying he's with the company under his boss' name, as if that would help him get through to me. I finally answered today because I was sick of his attempts and blatant ignoring of our requests to STOP calling. When I called him out on using a different business name, he said he was calling "on behalf of his boss". Cute guy... reallll cute. But here's the thing. I'm not stupid. Soooooo stop.calling. I wish I could leave 0 stars! 1 is generous, and only because I was forced to.

I would never trust anyone who lies about the reason they are calling and continues to call even after being told not to.

"Anne" called requesting my HR manager regarding payroll. Advised we have a carrier and she said it wasn't a sales call, but pushed to talk to the HR manager, by name. I again stated we have a company and ended the call. My boss hates solicitors

Has called several times in a row trying to talk to someone who's in charge of payroll decisions. Told this guy we're not interested and he won't stop calling!

Like I'm going to trust our payroll to a company with these tactics.   If I was interested in changing payroll companies, then I'd do my own research - not from this type of advertising...

Total cold caller from payroll service trying to shill for new business - totally obnoxious reps who are rude and persistent in harassing operators. Had to tell them to take our corporate number off their call list and STOP CALLING HERE as no one at our company takes cold calls and we have a very comprehensive website with various contact forms for anyone who wants to do business with us. Does anybody really get business from crappy cold calling anymore?

CID Displayed: PAYLOCITY
Caller was male, asked to speak to someone in Payroll.  At first I thought it might be for a verification of employment, but after looking here, it appears to be a junk call.

CID Displayed: PAYLOCITY
Saw it was Paylocity and didn't answer.

These people will not give up!  I receive 3-5 daily hang up calls, along with daily e-mails from Paylocity.  We are still not interested in changing our payroll vendor!  Stop calling!

Looks like their main headquarters is in Illinois.  As a business I am surprised that you don't know how to handle this.  It is called a letter and you send it certified, return receipt mail.